Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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... secure their freedom . Permit me to attend to what the honorable gentleman , Mr. Henry , has said . He stated the necessity and probability of obtaining amend- ments . This we ought to postpone until we come to that clause , and make up ...
... secure their freedom . Permit me to attend to what the honorable gentleman , Mr. Henry , has said . He stated the necessity and probability of obtaining amend- ments . This we ought to postpone until we come to that clause , and make up ...
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... secure and protect it . Our inquiry here must be , whether the power of taxation be necessary to perform the objects of the Constitution , and whether it be safe , and as well guarded as human wisdom can do it . What are the objects of ...
... secure and protect it . Our inquiry here must be , whether the power of taxation be necessary to perform the objects of the Constitution , and whether it be safe , and as well guarded as human wisdom can do it . What are the objects of ...
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... secure their reëlection ? To me it appears incontrovertible that they will settle them in such a manner as to be easy for the people . Is the system so organized as to make taxation dangerous ? I shall not go to the various checks of ...
... secure their reëlection ? To me it appears incontrovertible that they will settle them in such a manner as to be easy for the people . Is the system so organized as to make taxation dangerous ? I shall not go to the various checks of ...
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... he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold all powers in their own hands , and delegate them 18 JOHN MARSHALL.
... he was their servant . What are we to learn from this ? Shall we embrace such a system as that ? Is not liberty secure with us , where the people hold all powers in their own hands , and delegate them 18 JOHN MARSHALL.
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... secure ourselves from despotism . The object cer- tainly was a valuable one , and deserved our utmost attention . But , sir , there is another object equally important , and which our enthusiasm rendered us little capable of regarding ...
... secure ourselves from despotism . The object cer- tainly was a valuable one , and deserved our utmost attention . But , sir , there is another object equally important , and which our enthusiasm rendered us little capable of regarding ...
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